Соотнести прилагательные 1) intellectual a. lazy 2) calm b. stubborn 3) cheerful c. thick-skinned 4) flexible d. selfish 5) selfless e. miserable 6) sensitive f. lowbrow 7) hard-working g. quick-tempered

1) intellectual f. lowbrow
2) calm g. quick-tempered
3) cheerful   e. miserable
4) flexible b. stubborn
5) selfless d. selfish 6) sensitive c. thick-skinned
7) hard-working a. lazy

Two days ago I lost my keys. When I went to school, I bragged to my friends about my new charm, which my father brought to me from France. I was very happy to see such a wonderful gift for me. In addition to this bleat, he gave me the key to my future apartment in France, which he bought me for his birthday. I could not believe it, and the next day, all my friends knew about my new apartment and a wonderful keychain. I let my key be touched, all the friends gave me the orders. Teachers too bvli are surprised, and I received compliments in the address. It was excellent! But, returning home, I noticed that I do not have my keychain with keys. I was scared and disappointed, I was afraid that my dad would punish me. I ran back to school, asked Lyubi whether they had seen my key chain, but everyone was silent. It seemed to me that it was a failure. I cried and went home. At home, my father met me and told me not to get upset. He had one more such keychain and another key to the apartment. It was unreasonable.

First Vasily Bazhenov and then Matvey Kazakov worked on the construction of this ensemble. It was never completed, becoming a "bone of contention" between the empress and the architect. But this did not prevent the Tsaritsyn Park from becoming the only pseudo-Gothic palace complex in the world.

The area on the territory of modern Tsaritsyno has been known since the end of the XVI century as the patrimony of Tsarina Irina, the sister of Boris Godunov. Then there was the village of Bogorodskoye. But in the time of troubles, only cascades of ponds remained of it.

Soon these places had a new name-Black Mud. People believed that the local springs and mud help to cope with any disease, so the land was not empty for long. In 1633, the Black Mud passed into the possession of the boyars of the Streshnevs, relatives of the wife of Mikhail Romanov. And at the end of the Prut campaign in 1714, Peter I gave these lands to the Moldavian Prince Dmitry Cantemir for his help in the fight against Turkey. The new owner in 1722 put a stone single-domed church in honor of the icon of the Mother of God "Life-giving Spring" on the site of the wooden church and built a wooden palace in the Chinese style.